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December 18, 2013 · 0 Comments
Normac Chapter #311, Shelburne was pleased to have Sister Bea Andrews D.D.G.M. #9 visit on her official visit. The officers portrayed their duties on a very stormy night.
Visitors were present from Barrie, Alliston and Stayner. Twenty-five year pins were presented from Normac to Marie Jorden and Eileen Clarke. Nina and Arnold Townsend (Mum and Dad) presented Marie with her pin. Jean Oldfield, who was Worthy Matron during the year both ladies joined, presented Eileen with her pin. Congratulations, ladies.
A letter was received from the Grand Benevolent, explaining that in 2012–2013 year the benevolence to recipients was a total of $22,000. It is proof that the Grand Chapter is working hard. June Tyler was the lucky winner of the Cranberry Vase for the Worthy Matron’s Project.
By June Tyler
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